The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-06-26
BAYoNNE BABBLEs.

membership in Hope Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 2, of Bayonne proper.
One run scored in the last innings gave
the standards, of Centreville, a victory
over the Plymptors, of Brooklyn. The
score was 16 to Is.
A drubbing was admlniste-edat Bayonne
to the Edgewaters, of Bergen Point, by the
team of the Bayonne Athletic Association
The score was 10 to 3.
The annual election for officers of Bay
onne Building and Loan Association, No.
2, will be held Tuesday evening in Schuy-
ler's Hall, Bergen Point.
BY score of IL to 2, the Unions, of
Bergen Point, took into camp at Bergen
Point, Tuesday afternoon, the Bartholdi
base ball club, of Jersey City.
Twenty to fourteen was the score by
which the Young Kickers, of Linnet
street, Bergen Point. were defeated by the
Jersey Blues of Bergen Point.
Ex-School Trustee James McHugh has
applied to the Board of Councimen for his
exempt certificate as q member of Bayonne
Engine Company, No. l, of Bergen Point.
Their second victory of the season over
the crack Young Americas, of Philadel-
phia, was won at Bergen Point Saturday
afternoon by the team of the Bergen
Point Athletic Club, the score being to 3.
Frank J. Stoyeken, Frederick a. Slaight
and Daniel Mahoney have been expelled
fer non-payment of dues from Bayonne
Hook and Ladder Company No. l, OF
Pamrapo.
A very pleasant strawberry festival and
entertainment was held Wednesday eve
ming in Arcanum Hall, at Baycnne proper,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid So
nj rf tho MottiQnr Nj T. Ghurah
Because they consider the ladders of
their old truck dangerously weak. the
members of Hope Hook and Ladder Com
pany, No. 2, have petitioned the Beard of
Councilmen to furnish them with new
apparatus.
The Benedicts of Bayonne Hook and
Ladder Company, No. l, of Pamrapo, have
challenged the Bachelors of the same or
ganization to Cross bats with them for
purse of $50, on thu morning of Independ-
ence Day.
The first nine from Pablo School No.
4, at Bergen Point, on Tuesday afternoon
by a score OF IS to won its third victory
of the series of four games played thus far
this s ason with the first nine of st. Mary's
Star Of the Sea Parochial School,
Having served the requisite period to en-
title them to exempt fremen's certificates
Messrs. Robert B. Youells, Thos. Churchill
and John Rosamond have resigned as
~aetIye members of Bayonne Hook and Lad
der Company, No. |, of Pamrapo.
The team of the Bergen Point Junior
Athletic Club journeyed to Staten Island
Tuesday afternoon, and at West New
Brighton defeated the second nine of the
Staten Island Athletic Club by score of
10 to 5, in return game, thereby revers-
ing the victory which the Staten Island
nine won from them a fortnight pre-
yiousy.
The result of the annual election of Off
Z GERS of independence. Fire Association, of
Bergen Point, was as follows: President,
Robert Fl. Ten Brock, ST.; vice-presi-
dent, Richard M. Smart; secretary, ?. s.
McGillinray treasurer, William Fryer;
trustee, to serve three years, Daniel Man
son, Sr.; foreman, j. Fl. Mahnken; first
assistant foreman, Thomas j. Conroy; sec
ond assistant foreman, james Benny.
Annexed is the result of the annual cleo
ton for officers of the Pamrapo Building
and Loan Association, held Tuesday even
ing: President, Edward r: Adams; vice.
president, George W.. Shredder; secretary,
Richard Routh treasurer, Charles Cham
berlaiD; auditors, to serve one year, Ed
ward w. Wentsner, Sylvester ii. De Ha-
ven; directors, to serve one year. James
Marks, William Van Cleaf. Edward FL.
Rogers, William d. Salters, j. E. Babtic,
Jasper Cadmus, G.. HI. Zorcada, John G.
Gardner, William Sanford and William G.
Roat; trustees, 10 serve one year, James r.
Margan, Otto r. Routh and William II.
Frevert.